in reply to programming language
Some people can learn well from books. If that's the case, your in luck because there is a plethora of books out there that can help you. But if you're not the type to learn just by reading, then you'll need to consider other avenues.
If you prefer a more interactive form of learning, then you might consider taking an introductory class at a college or university. Or if you'd like something less formal or less expensive, then search for some kind of computer-based training program on CD-ROM or via the internet.
Or maybe you know someone who already has a programming background. If so, why not ask them to be a tutor/mentor?
I hope you found this post helpful.
Jim D> (whose just a Monk wanna-be)
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